As Japan grapples with the challenges of a super-aging society, the potential for bequests—financial gifts left in wills—has emerged as a significant avenue for wealth transfer. With nearly 40% of Japan's 120 million people aged 50 and over, and an estimated $428 to $500 billion in assets set to be passed on by the late 2030s, legacy giving is becoming an important focus for nonprofit organizations. However, Japan faces unique challenges regarding inheritance due to the declining birthrate and aging population. This article explores how fundraisers and nonprofit organizations are handling the sensitive topic of legacy giving and adapting their strategies to tap into this significant source of charitable revenue.